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The COP28 U.N. Climate Conference, to be hosted by the UAE, will commence at the end of a consequential year in terms of climate change and climate action. Summer 2023 was the hottest ever documented. And an unprecedented month of extreme and high temperatures in July saw the global average temperature record broken three times in a span of four days. Alongside this year’s extreme heat, various parts of the globe saw the outbreak of increasingly devastating wildfires and flooding events.

Even though single mothers in China are a part of the job market, they tend to experience less work and salary stability than single fathers.

Sweltering. more than 115 million people are under some form of heat warnings. phoenix has experienced 14 days of temperatures at least 43 celsius, and it's forecast to serve fast it's 80 day record of over 43 degrees heat next tuesday —— to surpass. with these types of heat waves, we need to learn how to adapt. let's discuss that with lisa skipper, a professor of development geography at the university of bonn. thank you forjoining us. many parts of the world are seeing weather patterns that are completely unaccustomed to. what are some of the ways that climate change forces communities t...

A new report from Queen Mary University of London and collaborators based at SOAS and UCL reveals lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic period about people's remittance practices through times of crisis and what happens when people are squeezed at both ends.

Hitting 1.5C means losing lives, critical ecosystems and food security, IPCC scientist warns - Anadolu Agency